Can secondary syphilis be cured? The treatment effect of penicillin on secondary syphilis is good

Many patients are concerned about whether to treat and how to treat secondary syphilis. In fact, both primary and secondary syphilis are early-stage syphilis that can be eradicated, and penicillin is a priority for treating this disease. Experts tell us that penicillin treatment is the most effective and fastest method for treating secondary syphilis. Patients must be injected once a week in a regular hospital, and can be cured by 2-3 consecutive injections.

(1) Secondary syphilis with a disease period of less than 2 years

1. Penicillin therapy

(1) Bromothicillin (penicillin phase penicillin) is G2400000 units, divided into bilateral buttocks muscle injections, shared for 3 weeks per week

(2) Procaine penicillin G800000 u/day, intramuscular injection, continuous for 10-15 days, with a total amount of 8-12 million u

(3) Water based penicillin. 4.8 million units of intravenous drip per day, treated for 10 days, and treated again on medication days. The total amount is 96 million units.

2. Individuals who are allergic to penicillin

(1) Tetracycline. The dosage is 2g per day for adults and 30-40mg/kg for children, taken orally in 4 doses for 15 days. Poor liver and kidney function and contraindications for pregnant women and children

(2) Qiangmycin 100mg, twice a day, taken continuously for 15 days.

(3) Erythromycin: Tetracycline with the same dosage and course of treatment

(4) Doxycycline: 0.2g each time, once a day, or 0.1g each time, twice a day, for 15 consecutive days.

（2） Treatment for recurrence of secondary syphilis

1. Bromine penicillin 2.4 million u, once a week, intramuscular injection for a total of 3 weeks.

2. Procaine penicillin 800000 u, intramuscular injection once a day, for 15-20 days, with an interval of 2 weeks, for the second course of treatment.

For second-stage syphilis, systematic treatment is necessary to ensure that all syphilis tests except for antibodies are negative. Follow up every three months for the first year of treatment. Check every six months in the second year. Starting from the third year, conduct an annual inspection. For 5 consecutive years, except for antibodies, all other indicators were negative, and recovery can be confirmed! Regular hospitals have a cure rate of over 90% and fewer relapses!